Sharing Secrets Strains Detente Policy Near Moscow Visit
Pentagon officials worry that sharing U.S. technology with Russia under detente could threaten national security. Concerns focus on advanced computer tech and micro electronics as Washington prepares for Nixon’s Moscow trip. Disagreements among State Commerce and Defense groups complicate safeguards while debates on exchange and credits continue.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Russia
Nixon
Moscow
State, Commerce and
Defense Departments
State Department
Commerce Department
Defense Department
Adm
Vincent de Poix
Defense Intelligence Agency
de Poix
Is Johnny Mack Brown Living in Dothan?
A reader asks if Western star Johnny Mack Brown resides in Dothan Alabama or is selling cars there. The City Editor verified rumors were false and Brown is believed to live on the West Coast.
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Alabama
Johnny Mack Brown
Dothan
M.B
Hagerstown
Brown
West Coast
Wrong lottery number confusion in Maryland draw
Readers faced conflicting May 23 bonus drawing numbers when the paper printed 504944 and 034344 while the correct 054344 was released by the Lottery Commission through AP. The error spread before correction, leaving some copies with the wrong result.
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Maryland
B.W
Hagerstown
Lottery Commission
Associated Press
Herald-Mail
Customer dispute over lost books with Grolier's reader program
Mrs. S E of Waynesboro Pa reports paying 16.03 in April for six books. Grolier's cashed the check, then canceled the membership. The company later renewed the membership without addressing the missing books. Seven books, sent insured from Connecticut, allegedly include a lost first set.
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Grolier
Stuck with Coupons Over Defunct Reference Programming
Reader seeks help tracing Reference Programming once based in Atlanta and later Pacific International in Los Angeles. Coupons for a yearly yearbook were returned. company now out of business, leaving coupon refunds unresolved.
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Reference Programming
Atlanta
D.W
Chambersburg
Los Angeles
Pacific International
Court Sets New Rule In Libel Suits
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision lets states set private libel suit standards. Punitive damages require knowledge of falsehood or reckless disregard. actual damages hinge on proven harm, while presumed damages apply on publication. The ruling overturns a 1971 standard tying reckless disregard to public interest.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Daily Mail
Ambassador Brewer Recalled Over Sudan Release Controversy
Ambassador William D. Brewer to Sudan ordered to Washington for consultations after Sudan freed eight Palestinian militants who killed three Western diplomats. State department confirms commutation from life to seven years and handover to the Palestine Liberation Organization. Spokesman calls the action unacceptable.
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William D. Brewer
U.S
Sudan
Washington
State Department
Jaffar Nimeri
Ife
Palestine Liberation Organization
Mayors Seek More Federal Aid With Fewer Strings
In San Diego the U S Conference of Mayors backed a resolution urging the Nixon administration and Congress to restore early general revenue sharing and approve second step programs worth 11 3 billion for housing and 18 billion for mass transit while warning against further urban budget cuts. Mayors argued inflation erodes promised federal support and pressed for funding commitments before 1976. Joseph L Aliota of San Francisco was anticipated as the conference president.
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San Diego
Calif
Nixon
Iities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Henry W. Maier
Milwaukee
Maier
National Conference of Democratic Mayors
San Francisco
Joseph L. Aliota
Kenneth R. Colé Jr
Cote
James T. Lynn
Lynn
Federal charges dropped against Arthur Bremer
Bremer, imprisoned on a 53 year state sentence for the Wallace assassination attempt, had federal charges dismissed by Chief Judge Edward S. Northrop. U.S. Attorney George Beall cited a policy against federal prosecution when state conviction covers substantially the same crime.
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Baltimore
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George G. Wallace
Bremer
U.S. District Court
Edward S. Northrop
Justice Department
U.S
George, Beal
Wallace
Laurel
Vinyl Chloride Linked To Deaths From Cancer
Washington AP reports a Mount Sinai study of Goodyear Niagara Falls workers ties vinyl chloride to deaths from angiosarcoma. Of 24 deaths, three were cancer deaths. Experts urge reducing exposure to near zero, while industry representatives push for feasible limits and warn of plant closures and job losses.
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Washington
Goodyear
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Irving J. Setikoff
Environmental Sciences Laboratory
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Labor Department
Selikoff
Pennsylvania Lottery Draw Details in Hamburg
In Hamburg Pennsylvania the 50 cent lottery results list winning number 331224 and millionaire semifinalist 01162. The compact car prize number appears as 331224 01142 789092.
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Hamburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
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Anton Vittone
Ae B. F. Goodrich Chemical ‘Co
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Trade Association
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Thurs
Long Meadow Shopping Center
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Polyestir
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Witte
Ipa
Department of Transportation
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Steelcron
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Perkotre
Ars
Tronsi
Ualory
Amoco Ol Company
Ouraien
Litton’s
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Steelcran
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Ay Rey
Coldenaire
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